
[Q&A+] Nights on Venus, Best Interstellar Propulsion Tech, Sun's Stellar Flybys
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Does it get dark on Venus during the night? Which propulsion tech is the best for realistic interstellar travel? Which Astrophysicist is my favourite and why? And in Q&A+, what research would I do if I were a scientist, not a journalist?
00:00 Intro
00:25 [@Smo1k] Does it get dark on Venus during the night?
01:39 [@trickymick] Could strange orbits of the dwarf planets be caused by an ancient stellar flyby?
02:25 [@SuatÖzdemirci] What's the best tech for realistic interstellar propulsion?
04:45 [@N.Armstrng] What happens when two black holes merge?
06:38 [@doogle4144] Why do I do patreon interviews?
11:14 [@happybuttersblast8334] Who is my favorite astrophysicist and why?
12:02 [@Kingtad1136] If I were a scientist and not a journalist, what would I focus my research on?
16:13 Outro
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